Paul Saladino· MD
a dysregulation of adipocyte division leading to adipocyte hypertrophy which is the growth of fat cells rather than fat cell hyperplasia
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a dysregulation of adipocyte division leading to adipocyte hypertrophy which is the growth of fat cells rather than fat cell hyperplasia
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I think that there's interesting evidence that excess amounts of these polyunsaturated omega-6 even omega-3 in some people with fatty acids in humans is what causes these fat cells to get broken and that leads to excess lipolysis and inflammatory mediators